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Brian Williams reports from the Gulf

Aug. 28, 2007: Checking in on Katrina victims

Aug. 27, 2007: After Katrina — then and now

Feb. 7, 2007: NOFD answers the bell

Aug. 29, 2006: Interview with Pres. Bush

Aug. 28, 2006: 1 year ago, what went wrong?

Aug. 28, 2006: Where are these faces now?

Aug. 28, 2006: Race a lingering issue

June 1, 2006: Levee engineer accepts blame

May 31, 2006: Walter Isaacson on his city

May 31, 2006: Meet Hollywood's hottest chef

April 27, 2006: Bush visits New Orleans

Feb. 24, 2006: Brown to Bush: 'I told you so'

Jan. 24, 2006: Desolation in the Ninth Ward

Jan. 23, 2006: Musicians rebuild the Ninth

Dec. 7, 2005: An interivew with '41 & 42'

Nov. 30, 2005: Scenes of sorrow in the Ninth

Nov. 29, 2005: Back inside the Superdome

Oct. 5, 2005: Pres. Clinton tours Miss. coast

Oct. 4, 2005: Waveland family hopes for home

Sept. 15, 2005: The weatherman who warned

Aug. 30, 2005: Inside New Orleans' nightmare

From ‘The Daily Nightly’

“Katrina is different. Katrina displaced 2 million Americans. It destroyed 350,000 homes...it has us talking about race and class, and money and relief. It affected what we pay for gas, and may affect what we pay in taxes...There are many heroes, but no one villain.”
— Brian on why this story matters
Read the full post from Jan. 25, 2006

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Multimedia: Katrina's lasting damage

MSNBC.com	Southern Louisiana rebuilds Visit areas around New Orleans to compare how they were faring two years after Katrina to the immediate aftermath of the storm.
	Gulf Coast's struggle A lifelong resident revisits areas that had been devastated by the storm, and shares how they looked days after the storm and two years later.

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The day music came back to the Ninth Ward
Jan. 24, 2006: Jazz legends Harry Connick, Jr. and Branford Marsalis play an impromptu concert in the Upper Ninth Ward (about 17 minutes of video).

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Hurricane Katrina's destruction
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